Are all religions equally true?

I'd first like to clarify that atheism is not a religion, and should not be confused with it. To answer your question, no religion is true, but they are all equally false. Even when taking a religious viewpoint, according to the vast majority of religious doctrine, only their own can be right. This means they could not agree that they are all equally true. Even the many sects of Christianity can't agree on what they think is 'true.'

Honestly, no religion is perfect, and most religions start out with good intentions, but the people who are involved in the religions take things too far. I was a Catholic, but I am now an Agnostic. I don't like religion, and I certainly don't like the people who follow them. My step-sister was super religious, and she took it too far. Many people have tried to convert me to their religions, but I have had to decline time and time again. I won't join any of them.

Your statements make no sense to me. How can a religion deny the existence of Deity? And Atheism is Not a religion, it is the absence of theism or religion. What are you talking about?

In fact there is only one divine religion since beginning of mankind which was based on three basic elements: 1.Concept of one God Almighty or Monotheism. 2.Prophethood:About 124000 Prophets came to this world to teach us this true religion. 3.The Concept of the Day of Judgement. So any divine religion which has these three basic elements in addition to having a divinely- protected and unaltered Holy Book can be regarded as the truest religion.I believe it is only I S L A M and only I S L A M which meets all these requirements......and it has to enter each house,village,town,country and continent one day when Jesus (pbuh)will come once again to support this religion........

no they are not neither do they a;ll follow the same God. for instance jaweh the God of Christians and Jews tell his followers to love even their enemies (hard for me to do!) whilst allah tells his followers to kill unbelievers (in him) Hence it is impossible for him to be one and the same God!

Let's imagine a society that is as advanced as ours, but for some reason has gone undiscovered on this planet until now. We finally meet these people to share information and discover that they have made almost all the same scientific discoveries that we have. There is a snag in our talks when we start talking about geography, however. They claim that there is only one ocean--after all, all these bodies of water are connected, and there is very little separating them. Our side argues for five oceans. We debate for hours on how an ocean is defined, the shape of land-masses, and so on. We just can't seem to agree. All this debate doesn't change the shape of the world or where the water on our planet is located. It's just a different perspective on the same thing. I think religions are like that. They see God (or lack their of) through their own perspective. All are true based on what each person sees and experiences. It can be frustrating trying to explain a seemingly contradictory belief to someone that is viewing the world in a completely different manner, but it doesn't change whatever is (or isn't) really out there.

Not all religions are true. The way to find out which one is right is ask a few questions. 1. Do they teach God's true name? he does have a name and he likes being called it. 2. Does the religion tell the truth about who Jesus Christ really is? 3. Does the religion teach who Satan the Devil is? 4. Does the religion tell you what the future for mankind is on earth? 5. Does the religion teach what you must do to survive to Armageddon? I know I can answer all those questions and I truly believe the "Bible" has all the answers to mankind's problems and what can God do to help you in your life.

For me not because atheist they not worship God because they don't believe that there's God but come to think who's made us it is Jehovah God same as Adam and eve they made by Jehovah God if we don't gave thanks for that matter he will judge you into his Armageddon that's what happened to para-on the leader of e gyp.

There is no such a thing as an atheistic religion.

If Anybody ask me this qusrions my answer will be yes... Every religion have their own god to pray.... Every religion have their own book... Every religion have their own set of rules to be followed.... All religons are equally true??

From now on, everything is going to be in commotion until the prophesied Second Coming. If you look at the new testament, many things happening in the world today fall within prophecies, including discrediting the existence of God or Christ. If a person is an atheist, like other choices, it's not right or wrong, it's a choice and it should be respected.

There are a number of religions on Earth and there are different claims for them. Though not all of them say that God exist, there are similar ideas but just in different forms instead of the image of God. Also, most of these religions teach people to behave well and to obey to certain morals. They help people to do good rather than bad. Therefore, it does not matter whether it is theistic or not. However, I believe there is certainly a power that control the universe but we just do not have a lot of information about it now. I believe in such a power because I think that things happens on the Earth, like the creation of the ocean essential for millions of creatures to stay alive, are so amazing that they cannot be done by a human with such a little power like you and I.

Not' religion with other using the word of God to earn money

I think whatever the religion is and what it believes in are the same but have different names and terms for it. One religion may deny God and the people's practices but also has its own Supreme power they worship which can be described as someone similar to God. Well, whether or not they affirm one religion or not, what they are all trying to let us see is to be good and don't go astray and things like that.

I think they all have the same in common, and that's the faith they they are giving to whoever glorified them

What ever religion it is, it doesnt matter as long you have beliefs. After all its the faith of the person than counts, could be a muslim,buddhist,hindu or christian!

Religion is a system of faith and worship. The aim of every religion is to teach one according to his given nature. The religions ask us to believe in God because if we would aspire to attain Godliness; after God's nature; the least that would happen to us is that we would learn to act as human. There are two kinds of religious paths. One teaches you to attain goodness and righteousness through adoration and worship. The other teaches you to attain goodness by mastering the opposing tendency; or by mastering the art of pretense. The religion, which teaches you to attain goodness and righteousness through mastering the opposing tendencies; and mastering the art of pretense, is not a true religion. The religion which teaches you to attain Godliness by adoring and worshiping God is the true religion.

Religion is a system of faith and worship. The aim of every religion is to teach one to live according to his given nature. The religions ask us to believe in God because if we would aspire to attain Godliness; after God's nature; the least that would happen to us is that we would learn to act as human. There are two kinds of religious paths. One teaches you to attain goodness and righteousness through adoration and worship. The other teaches you to attain goodness by mastering the opposing tendency; or by mastering the art of pretense. The religion, which teaches you to attain goodness and righteousness through mastering the opposing tendencies; and mastering the art of pretense, is not a true religion. The religion which teaches you to attain Godliness by adoring and worshiping God is the true religion.

Not all religion are true. Well maybe to the certain extend. But they are limiting themselves to what is really revealed in the Bible. For instance, some just believe in Paul's saying but they never believed what other disciples believed in.. So what they believe is just a certain part so its true which is causing us some confusion of what is and what is not. It's also the same in atheistic religion and theistic religion. Both can be true in a certain extend, but its limited.

I think that the problem with arguing that all religions are true, is that many typically have mutually exclusive beliefs. Hence, to maintain that all are true requires saying that their truth is not identical with the truths they claim. The problem, then, is how to distinguish their truth from their stated truth-claims. Who decides? From what position? The twin dangers are (1) that one dominant religion interprets the truth of others, (2) the truth of religion becomes abstracted from the specific truth claims of actual religions. I have read some books on the philosophy of religion and these two problems have been significant problems in recent years. I think these problems are complicated by the growing tendency of religions to form political alliances against what they see as the secularist forces of the modern world. They do not resolve the differences between themselves, but argue as a practical strategy that 'religion' is a good force in the world.